MusicRadar Verdict
A highly adjustable bass overdrive/fuzz that caters for all playing styles.
Pros
- +
Powerful 18-volt circuit; compact presentation
Cons
- -
Hard to fault with so much adjustment on hand
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Bass overdrive needs control to work well and this offers plenty. The mid-shift switch offers cool and subtle front-end valve stress through to blisteringly intense distortion. The side-mounted torch switch kicks ass by activating extreme fuzz and varies the effect significantly.
Sounds
With volume, gain and a decent blend control, this will fatten up your sound as much as you want. Front-end distortion, valve warmth and dry-to-wet blending is easy. Additionally, the thru output allows input splitting for even more sonic options.

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